Examples of using Interpenetration in English and their translations into German
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Way09-01 Coexistence of variousendless spaces would be impossible without interpenetration.
 Education in the 21st century lives from an interpenetration of different learning locations and modalities.
Tea is a symbolic center around which it becomes possible the communication and interpenetration of cultures.
It is shown that the interpenetration of experience and knowledge lies at the heart of new learning cultures.
Whereas intra-Community tax-free allowances contribute to the interpenetration of Member States' economies;
The doctrine of interpenetration influenced the Japanese monk Kūkai, who founded the Shingon school of Buddhism.
For them and with them, he creates microcosms that realize the big project, the interpenetration of art and life.
Thus, the interpenetration of nature, human, and constructed as well as abstract space renders a mutual level of reality.
For them, and together with them, he conceives of microcosms in which his greatest project, the interpenetration of art and life.
Through the interpenetration of ideas and creative forms Marc Kennes has truly succeeded in encountering absolute freedom.
In her works, built spatial constructions and untamed natural space stand in a relationship characterized by demarcation and interpenetration.
Interpenetration increased significantly between the four major producers, but was marginal in Italy and the Netherlands.
The organic surfaces ensure that only one structural alternative of the MOF develops,thus avoiding interpenetration and yielding the desired large void spaces.
That there is ever-increasing interpenetration of goods in the global economy is self-evident, and it is of course the case in China too.
This idyllic conception couple proposes a model where members,drunkards of fiery passion and recalcitrant interpenetration, dejan de existir de forma independiente para formar el cítrico completo.
The interpenetration of national capitals and the national state finds expression in an important change in the way in which capitalist competition itself takes place.
Today, protectionism will encounter many obstacles due to the interpenetration of the great national oligarchic-monopolies in the different spaces of world capitalism.
The interpenetration of the two parts of the building, which is rendered perceptible in the interior here, is accentuated spatially and plastically by the varying floor levels, which in turn echo the external topography.
The breakup of the Soviet Union has revealed a situation of considerable interpenetration of peoples and of economic production units which were inherited from and geared to a(bureaucratically) centralized planned economy.
The interpenetration of the various levels of the pictorial space, the alternation between figuration and abstraction, the obstructed view and partial opening, as well as the fragmentation of the motif characterize every single work in these three series.
Standardisation agreements usually produce significant positive economic effects101,for example by promoting economic interpenetration on the internal market and encouraging the development of new and improved products or markets and improved supply conditions.
The interpenetration of work and non-work activities also means that crowd workers are exposed to a range of interruptions and distractions(for instance from children, pets or members of the public) making concentration difficult.
This is a problem which affects the European citizen's direct perception of the reality of the internal market in his daily life and which thus has an appreciable negative impact in terms of cultural, linguistic,social and economic interpenetration at the intra-Community level.
He clearly revels in the composition, juxtoposition and interpenetration of forms in his search for the underlying principles of„a sculptural cosmos in graphic form"Theo Kneubühler.
As long as dominant positions are not created, the Merger Regulation, by providing one stop shopping for approval of mergers,will facilitate cross-border mergers allowing greater interpenetration of markets not previously subject to fully effective competition.
Here, the necessity of coexistence and interpenetration is almost violently demanded by the artist of his works, and the idea of energizing what is static can be understood here in a particular way.
In the coming years the SAI will be enhancing its status in South Asian studies by focussing on new facets of environmental research, health systems and the study of rituals, while at the same time consolidating communication networks between Europe and South Asia and adapting to the challenges posed by globalisation and cultural andeconomic interpenetration.
Isabell Heimerdinger's central theme is the interpenetration of the cinematographic world and everyday reality, the subtle crossovers between acted and authentic reality, between pose and‘real' expression, between role and identity.
The bloodletting that marked much of the history of Syria(and Lebanon)is a legacy of Ottoman rule and late French domination and the interpenetration of the myriad religious and ethnic communities coupled with imperialist intervention, combining to retard capitalist development and prevent the consolidation of a modern state.
In Germany is the interpenetration of the tactical offensive for genuine socialism and against modern anticommunism, in combination with building up the Internationalist Alliance, with the campaign"100 th Anniversary of the October Revolution" in order to sharpen the strategic view.